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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (May 26, 1914)
The New liammermill Tablet The Bond in B est Paper an y s iz e 10c KNOWLTONS DRUG STORE DECLAMATORY CONTEST The gold medals for the declamatory contest to be held next Thursday evening at the Masonic hall have arrived and are on display in Schroed- er’s window. These medals are duplicates of those awarded last year and the year before and are such as any pupil might be proud to wear. The program will be as follows: M . ^ A “The Musicians” ------------------ Hanson u ‘Music “Tjpolee” F ourth G rade C horus The Baron’s Last B anquet............... . . . Greene J ohn O erding Hiawatha’s Childhood______________ Longfellow E rma P pice Kentucky Belle_________ ____________________ M ildred C orbit The Coquille Herald off went the to odd the 30,000 jury. PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY Entered as second class matter May 8 , 1905. at the post office at Coquille, Oregon, under act of Congress of March 8 , 1879. P. C. LEVAR, Lessee. Devoted to the materia] and social Upbuilding of the Coquille Valley par ticularly and of Coos County generally. Subscription, $1.50 per year in advance Phone Main 354, Republcan Nominees before the case Conro, bis wife and son took the slami in support of the claim. Kinney testified in bis own behalf ami put the matter in such a light that the jury took his view, that Conro had had all that was coming fo him. The élimina tion of this claim would seem to re duce by a tidy sum the grand total 0f mdebtedm - s ugainst the Kim ey properties, about which people have heard so much. The costs in this case, which were assessed to the p aintiff, amounted to just | 20 , which seems cheap enough considering the dazzling tf- fulgence of the hundred tbousund dollars. Hiawatha’s Childhood______________ Longfellow J N eil M c D onald F ourth G rade C horus The Awaited H ou r__________ E lsa P eoples W a lte r ILLUSTRATED 320 HADES T e ll, all about .ex m atter.; w fa t men and women, young wi\ es usbands and all others need to know about the sacred laws that gev- ern the .ex force.. Plain truths of »ex life in relation to happiness in marriaj "Secrets” of manhood and womanhood; sexual abuses, social evil, disease, etc. The latest, most advanced and co-n- prehensive work that has ever been | issued on sexusl hygiene. Priceless in- | struction for those who are ready for j the true inner teaching. This book tells nurses teaches, | doctors, lawyers, preachers, social workers, Sunday School teachers and all others, young and old, what all need to know about sex matters. By Win- fiel, Scott Hall, Ph. D. ,M.D. (Leipzig). Newspaper Comments: “ Scientifically correct.” — Chicago Tribune. "Accurate and up-to-date. ” —Philadelphia Press. ‘‘Standard book of know lege.Philadelphia Ledger.” .The New York World says: “ Plain truths for those who need or ought to know them for the prevention of evi's. Under plain wrapper for only $1.(0. Coin or Money Order, postage ten cei ts extra. ^ Mami Publishing Company Rhodes The Deacon’s Story_____ _______N. S. Emerson I rene K ime On the Other Train.................................................... M arvel S heels Alice’s Flag________________________ Thompson Shoes T Shoes SEXUAL • 0 * KNOWLEDGE Dayton, Ohio SUNDAY SERVICES IN COQUILLE CHURCHES PRESHYTE1UAN CHURCH. Services Sunday at 11a. m. and 8 p. m. Sunday School at 10 a. m. W. F. McDermott, Pastor. 3 EIE JL 3 EIE CLOSING OUT Largest Stock of Shoes in Coquille $50 0 0 STOCK OF SHOES We Mean Business And have the shoes. Now it’s up to you if you want to save money in buying shoes for yourself or family for spring, summer or winter. We have shoes of every description and it will pay anyone to buy shoes enough for a year or longer because never again will you have the opportunity to buy shoes such as our stock consists of at such ridicously low prices. Latest Styles,Best Qualities That’s what our stock consist of; over 3,500 pairs of fine shoes—no old stock but shoes that were bought within the last year and over $1500 worth of new spring styles just received-do you realize what an opportunity you have to get stocked up on shoes for a year or more? Be an Early Bird Everyone Welcome And come while we have all the different styles. It wont take long for these shoes to go, and the first come the first served. We can fit you now but we can’t say that later on. stied but highly pleased. If not, we are here to make good, and those who think they are dissatisfied are welcome to return the shoes and get their money back. Clerks Who Know How To fit shoes and satisfy customers, «ill be at your service. We have engaged the services of Mr. Paul Skcels during this sale so that everyone visiting our store will fee! that there is a man handling the goods who knows every shoe in stock and knows the business from A to Z. L uella P hillipson Republican nominees in the state M. L Church Music, “Where the Jam Pots Grow”___ Hanson are: Suuday school at to a. m F ourth G rade C horus National committeeman—R. K. Preaching at 11 a rn.and 7:30 p.m Williams. Prayer meeting Thursdays at The Return of Regulus ______ Kellogg 7:30 p. m. C H. B r y a n , Pastor. Congress—W. C. Hawley. B en H ersey Successor to Skeels & Son General Merchandise The Track Meet A ttor ney-ge neral—George M. Skeels’ Old Stand Coquille, Oregon A Soldier of France____________________Elliott M. L Church South Brown. Sunday school at 10 . a m. D oris P eoples Following is a list of events and Supreme Justices—Thomas A. ! Preaching Suuday 11 a. m a;>d ^ 1 McBride Henry J Bean.T. L. Har- »ionfe™ at the track meet held at Appeal in Behalf of Ireland___________ Prentss 7:30 j Myrtle Point Saturday: ris and Charles L. McNary. Epw oith League at 6:45 p n. G eorge O reding Shot Put Prayer meeting Wed. 7:30 a m Governor—James Witbycombe. Music, “Plantation Melody” _____________Davis Choir practice T hurs 7:30 a. tu. Labor Commissioner—O. P. Hoff Miller of Myrtle Point, 1st; De- F ourth G rade G irls A. T h o m as , Pastor Railroad Commissioner Frank J. i h>ent, of Myrtle Point, 2nd; Arm- strong, of Bandon, 3 rd. Distance, Miller. Music, “Kentucky Babe”________________Geibel ST. JAM ES EPISCOPAL. Joint-representative (loos and 39 feet 8 £ inches. F ourth G rade C horus Services first and third Sundays 220 HurdleB Curry counties—S. P. Pierce. of each month Sunday schoc Admission 15 cents and 25 cents Clarke, Marshfield, 1st; Harvey, Representative—C. R Barrow. every Sunday at 10 a. m. if your power is electricity supplied by the The county republican ticket will Bandon, 2nd; Spires, Myrtle Point, You are In »1 Illy wile ui . 3rd. Time, 27 4-5 seconds, Oregon Power Company. be made up as follows: C H U R C H O F C H R IS T . Broad Jump Judge—James Watson. Electric motors cost less per unit of energy packages will be hunted up day, but the enjoyment of at least Bible school at 10 a. m. Clarke, Marshfield, 1st; Bolt, such Sheriff—Alfred Johnson, Jr Christian Endeavor at 7:00 p. m. and sent over on the first train, some of the party was considerably and require but a fration of the space requir Marshfied, 2nd; Rackleff, Myrtle Instructions to this effect have been dampened by the rain which corn- Prayer m eeting at 7:30 p.m . ea< h Treasurer—T. M. Dimmick. ed by other units. ]Poiut 3rd. Distance 19 feet 4J issued, and Mr. Milter wishes our menced shortly after nine o’clock W ednesday. Clerk—Robt. R. Watson. Preaching at 11:00 a. m. and 8 :'i 0 , Maintainance and up-keep on motors are Commissioner—G J Armstrong. i nches. people to keep this in mind and to Upon arriving near the top of the p. m. negligible. 220 Yard Dash Surveyor—C. S. McCullough. advantage of it whenever they Brewster grade R. H got out his You are cordially invited to nil ------- -- - — Clarke. Marshfield, 1st; Lawrence, take With Central Station electric service your have ou the way for rod and, leaving the ladies in these services Coquille, 2nd; Bolt, Marshfield, 3rd. which something T. B McDonald, Minister The Vote On Bonds business can enlarge indefitely—adding motors they are in pressing need. charge of the car and to prepare Time 22J seconds. luncheon, became so interested in This is a fair proposition and shows as needed. This company is always ready to Dogs and Jokes. Discus Following are the official figures Animals present their own aspects his successful efforts to yauk out a desire to give good service. serve your power requirements. of the vote on the bonding proposi- Miller, Myrtle Point, 1st; Hunter humor, says Leonard Larkin in the ---------- - <#»«-------- — the trout that be did not show up of Central station service is elastic. It is adapt- Loudon Strand, and the evidence Is tion: Marshfield, 2 nd; Lecocq Marshfield, for the return trip until a quarter fully sufficient that some of them have Hygiene Exhibit to every power need, great or small. As to Yes No. 3rd. Distances, 99 feet, 96 feet past five, but his spleudid string ol a sense of humor of their own. A Lakeside 17 20 9 inches, 86 feet 6 inches. economy, telephone 71 and let us show you Of more than passing interest to fish saved him. Jackdaw certainly has. and it Is a less Templeton Relay Race 14 14 malicious sort than that quite ns cer how much Central Station service will save you. citizen of Coquille has been the Noitb Slongh 9 10 Coquille, 1st; Marshfield, 2nd; the tainly possessed by his cousin, the Exhibit of the Oregon Social Hygi Marriage Licenses magpie nnd the raven; It Is more hu Haynes Slough 32 18 Myrtle Point 3rd. man. in a word. The dog’s sense of ene Society displayed during the Allegany Mile Run 74 1 L. King and Margaret humor seems to grow blunted after Kentuck Inlet 13 12 Lecocq, Marshfield. 1st; Harvey, past week in the Golden Building- L. Freemont puppyhood, or, rather. It changes, be North Bend 185 78 Bandon 2nd; Bach, Marshfield, 3 rd. Au average of roo men and women, Witt. ing overlaid by a horror of becoming ridiculous. Nothing In creation enn Pony Slough ._ _15 3 Time, 5 minutes and 5 seconds. young men and women, a day have Frank Heath and Effie Church. stand Joke against itself so badly ns Empire 440 Yard Run ____ <¡.310 viewed it tor the four days that it Elmer K. Lonegan and Thelma a dog; a nothing is so wretched ns a dog M. Rider. Cooston 30 3 Miller, Coquille, 1st; Lecocq, has been ou display. who thinks he is being laughed at. ^■ ^> SS/W S> S/S/S)SiS Si^ S/S> SSiS /S)SiS /S)S}S^ Coos Ilivei 3 48 Marshfield, 2nd ;Spires,Myrtle Point Although the local promotion East Fork Items p a in t Catching Slough_____ . . 1 35 3rd. Time, 57^ seconds. committee expected a larger aver Fly Man’s Greatest Enemy. Eastside 11 25 Pole Vault age attendance, still it feels that the $2.00 per qellon & M m rsbtield 318 292 Watters, North Beud, 1st; Chap- exhibits' being here has been great IV E trillio n flv© hundred and L. Webber of Seattle came in ninety-eight billion seven hundred over the Coos Bay road bound for Bunker Hill 31 33 man, Marshfield, 2nd; Hooton, Co- ly worth while, since many of those Pioneer White Lead | and twenty m illion ia the normal Marshfield with a lot of horses, in Newport 6 13 quille 3rd. Height, 9 feet. who have seen it are among the number of flies a single fly w ill pro 9c prr pound from April 15 to 8ept. 10, accord* tending to start a livery stablg. South Slough 4 . 100 Yard Dash 10 13 thinking and progressive citizens. duce ing to the statem ent of Dr. L. O. H o w He is a veterianary and will have ^ LINSEED OIL, 75c per gallon Coos City r> 25 Clarke, Marshfibld, 1st; Lawrence, The fact that a lady attendant has ard, United 8tatee government expert. an operating table. Sumner 4 42 Coquille, 2nd; Time 11 seconds. been iu charge each afternoon has People from British Columbia, Burton 5 40 880 Yard Run brought out tnauy mothers and oth Motor Car Coming Albany, Oregon, and other paris Dora 2 92 Lecocq, Marshfield, 1st; Watson, er women. Lee 1 92 Coquille, 2nd; Lagos, Marshfield, One man said: "This should Unless all signs fail, the Southern have come in with horses to wo.k Cunningham 23 35 3rd. Time 2 minutes 15 2-5 seconds. have been begun one hundred years Pacific motor car will be placed on on the railroad. Coaledo 4 13 High Jump the run from Myrtle Point fo the Mr. McMullen and family of Myr ago!” Fat Elk 8 50 Clarke, Marshfield, 1st; Rackleff Another visitor c o m m e n te d : Hay on the first of the month, mak tle Creek, who came iu with teams List Your Property With Coquille 244 17G Myrtle Pom*, 2nd; Bolt, Marshfield "There are three placards here alone ing the trip morning and evening. over the Middle fork road expect Riverton 11 59 3 rd; Harvey, Uindon tied with Bolt that should make all you men think The regular train will make a trip ing to get work on the railroad, Prosper 20 61 for 3rd. Height, 5 feet 4 inches. in the middle of the day, and the went out over the Coos Bay road. seriously.” Bandon 272 179 Javelin Another said: "This is vety com change will make it far more con Win. Culbeitaon of McKinley hes Two Mile Farm Lands, Timber Lands, Residence and 53 30 Miller, Myrtle Point, lat; Lecocq, plete and will do much good.” venient for people who wish to visit bought the crop aDd lease of Mrs Parkersburg 14 29 Marshfield, 2nd; Dement. Myrtle A visitor from San Francisco the Bay towns and return the same Courtright who has been on the Business Property. Houses for Rent Lamps 2 40 Point, 3rd. Distances, 129 feet 5 spoke greatly in praise of it. dry. The motor car is a large and Howe place for two years. Mr 3 * Four Mile 23 19 inches, 124 feet 8 J inches and 120 The exhibit left yesterday for comfortable car, and is said to be Courtright and Jessie «xpect to M. M. Young, Manager F. C. Stone, Secretary Norway 11 128 feet. Bandon where it will be displayed capable of making far higher speed start for Malhuer county, in a few Coquille, Oregon Missouri 0 88 than the present condition of the days. Mr. Courtright, Oscar, nml for most of a week. Myrtle Point 81 132 Remember This As a result of this and other ac track will allow. Alvis went on ahead three week Catching Creek 1 82 tivities past and in the future, the ago. Sugar Loaf 5 71 The Herald man had a talk with local committee promoting the work Juice From Atmosphere Last Saturday night or party was who is teaching school at that place disappointed in finding a man Enchanted 85 21 W. F Miller last Friday about the hopes to do its share in acquainting given Mrs Courtright and Jessie Hans Adolphsen ia making a daily understands the business. He Row land_____ ......... 0 29 matter of delays in the delivery the state’s citizen’s with the ravages At Madrid recently an electrician at which thero was a large gather run between Bandon and Port Or he will keep going until he I here of frieglit arriving on the of the social disease filly called the Senor Iglesias, gave a successful ing of the neighbors. ford with a 7 passenger sulomobile. the man he is looking for. Breakwater Mr Miller said that "Great Red Plague” and iu endeav- demonstration of an apparatus, of ------------- Kinney Wins Suit C A. Jamieson’s oar a<so brings The spring term of the D >ra every effort was being made to give oring to bring about reform to some which he is the inventor, for con- school closed Friday; Miss Es«t a, passengers in occasionally from the Notice to Creditors The suit of J. M. Conro against prompt dispatch to this frieght, and degree at least, by sane aad decent densing and utilizing atmospheric north. In the County Court of the State o L D Kinney was trie 1 in the cir that there would be less delay now information regarding the hygiene electricity. With the device he teacher. A sad accident happened at Wed- Oregon In and For the County of Coos | lighted aud extinguished at will 15 ! cuit court Saturday, and the jury re that the steamer is on a five-day of sex. CURRY COUNTY CULLINGS In the Matter of the Estate of Mi derlr urn last Saturday afternoon chael Grant, deceased. turned a verdict in favor of Kinney. schedule, as men are now wotked The Oregon Power Co aided the ' electric bulbs placed at a distance when Frankie Dobbin», a lad some | Notice is hereby given that the un Conm sued for $100,000 which he overtime, while under the seven- committee very materially by fur ol 6 oo yards. Experts expressed (From the Port Orford Tribune) has been duly appointed ad the opinion the discovery has great Of the 120 votes cast at this place 10 or 12 years of age, fell from a (iersigred claimed Major Kinney had promised day schedule the frieght is all handl nishing lights free of cost. mimstrator of the estate of Michse boat into R .gue river an I was Grant, deceased All persons havin( possibilities with regard to cheapen-j 35 were women. There were fit! him rh a return for his investment ed during regular working hours , claims against said estate are herein drowned. ing of current for industry. Republicans, 29 Democrats aud one Fished in the Rain of some money iu the Kinney prop Mr. Miller says that if any of our notified to present the same duly veri lied as by law required to the under William Marconi early last Feb- Progressive, el nea, claiming also that some sort merchants or others have packages S. P Merrill was in town last Signed at the office of John D. Goss, 1 st R H. Mast, accompanied by Mrs. ruary lighted : n electric bulb at a Mr. Lusk of Myrtle Point w is in night on bis wav north in quest of Natl. of partnership arrange me t had ex- of freight for which they are par Bank Bldg.. Marshfield. Corn lounty, within six months frorr ati d. The claim amounted $130 W) 0 ticularly iu a hurry they will cooler Mast and the Misses Eva Schroeder distance of six milles by a wireless town Monday night, returning fr m a cheese-maker. Mr Merrill has the date Oregon of this notice. with interest, but being in a liberal a lavor by calling up Haul Sterling and Ruby and Pearl Snyder, went current supplied from a loo-horse- Gold Beach, where he had been his factory at Euchre erpek ready Dated this 26th day of Mav 1914. Eugene Grant visiting his daughter, Miss Edith, for operation, hut far has b eu j o-zb-ot frame of iniud, the plaintiff threw here and telling him about it Then to Brewster valley in his auto Sun- power engine. Administrator. P. E. ORANE <T^" Growth of Business Will Cause no Power problem «9 OREGON POWER CO. iPHOENIX PURE ! F |H . O. H N D E R S O N n Pacific Real Estate Co. ■» » • » « — — • ho